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The International Space Station is now sporting the latest addition in cosmic-home renovations, the"space verandah." Audio

An unexpected rush to buy warm winter woollies has delivered the largest monthly increase in clothing sales since May 1995. Audio

North Korea's ballistic missile launches appear to be getting more accurate. Audio

The United States is warning North Korea not to"aggravate tensions"after the reclusive state fired missile on the United States Independence Day holiday. Audio

The manager of the Manufacturing division of the Employers and Manufacturers Association northern, Bruce Goldsworthy comments. Audio

More grim news for manufacturing in this country with latest figures showing the biggest fall in sales across many sectors for at least 15 years. Audio

For the latest news from the UK, we're joined by our correspondent in London, Barney Burnham. Audio

In the UK, it appears the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Alistair Darling, is about to become the most high profile victim of the expenses scandal. Audio

We cross now to the UK and our correspondent in London, Barney Burnham. Audio

Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's popularity has taken a dramatic dive in the first opinion poll released since the Federal Budget was announced last week. Audio

In Sri Lanka - the army has announced it's killed four senior Tamil Tiger militants and found the body of the rebel leader's son. Audio

The country's foreign affairs minister has accidentally tabled secret details of plans to export more uranium to China. Audio

An update from Joy Reid. Audio

the stand-off between police and an armed man is continuing with reports of more gunshots being fired overnight. Audio

There are now 16 people with confirmed or probable swine flu and more than a hundred suspected cases. Audio

Chinese President Hu Jintao ordered the country to step up inspection and quarantine measures to prevent swine flu. Audio

5 airline passengers in transit at Auckland International Airport are in Middlemore Hospital tonight with suspected swine flu. Audio

NZ now faces the challenge of preventing a pandemic and grappling with the international response to infected countries. Audio

Julia Peters is the Clinical Director for Auckland Regional Public Health. Audio

Prime Minister John Key said he's happy with the level of the official response, so far. Audio

RNZ Health Correspondent Karen Brown outlines the situation. Audio

180 hidden miles of the Great Wall has been found after a two-year government mapping study. Audio

We're joined now by our correspondent in London, Barney Burnham. Audio

We're joined now by our China correspondent, Quentin Sommerville. Audio

David Bain is charged with the murders of his parents Robin and Margaret and his three siblings Arawa. Audio